Halbach and Montgomery Poling Weddings Promised
Multiple society notices detail weddings and plans in Quincy. Ellen Sinsock Halbach will be maid of honor with Leon Bullis as best man. relatives from Chicago and St. Louis expected. Montgomery Poling wedding set for Saturday at Miss Montgomery’s grandparents home with matron of honor Mrs. Irwin and best man Edgar Musselman. trip to Colorado planned if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Sinsock
Miss Halbach
Leon Bullis
Virginia Lancaster
Billy Halbach
J. J. Flynn
Lyman M. Greenman
Unitarian Church
James Murphey
Harry Gage
Chicago
Marion. Murphey
Halbach
Munson
Bowers
William Schmidt
Charles Stoffregen
Herman Stoffreen
Ed Wagner
Emil Kespohl
St. Louis
Frank Halbach
Wentworth Mo. Military School Academy
Ralph Carley
Peoria
Montgomery-Poling
Miss Montomery
Mr. Poling
Miss Montgomery
Robert Montgomery
Stephen Irwin
Keokuk
Edgar Musselman
Poling
Coloado
Northwestern Graduation for Aldo Germann
Aldo Germann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Germann, will graduate from Northwestern University June 14 with a B. S. in science after three years in the science department and a year in the medical college. He won the James Patten scholarship and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He has been active in Scribblers and Phi Rho Sigma and plans further medical study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldo Germann
Henry Germann
Northwestern University
Scribblers’ Society
Phi Rho Sigma
Phi Beta Kappa
Bartlett to Wed Jane Hay in June Home in Quincy
Charles L. Bartlett will marry Mrs. Jane Hay on June 3. The engagement was announced at a Chicago luncheon hosted by Mrs. Fred Brown, where Mrs. Hay has spent years since the death of her father K. H. Roby and where she met Bartlett. Mrs. Hay, widow of Charles Hay, was once linked to a prominent Springfield family. The couple will take a short wedding trip then return to Quincy to establish residence, initially living in a local hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Bartlett
Jane Hay
Fred Brown
Chicago
Hay
K. H. Roby
Mr. Bartlett
Mrs. Bartlett
Quincy
Woman in North Oxford Tells of Pinkham’s Compound Help
Mrs. Peter Marco of North Oxford Massachusetts recounts severe weakness sleeplessness indigestion and nervousness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved health and the birth of a baby boy. The ad promotes the tonic's use for female vitality and offers free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Oxford
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Marco
Modern Crochet Club Meets For Afternoon Craft
The Modern Crochet club gathered at Mrs Emmett Howards home for a Thursday afternoon session with a five oclock tea. Members worked on their fancy work and socialized. Advanced pupils of Mrs Margaret Persons will present a recital at the Presbyterian church on Monday night June 5. Miss Emma Linnemann hosted the St Barbara s branch Western Catholic union sewing circle at her home 1469 Spring street Thursday evening serving a three course luncheon. Women meeting Friday mornings in the Cheerful Home to make rad cras supplies were noted in this column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Lind
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Adeline Patti
Laura Bitter
Percy Henry
New York
P. H. Meyer
George H. Weaver
South Fourteenth Street
Miss Bitter
Lida Henry
Anna Brown
Katherine Freiburg
John H. Broeker
Joseph Ostermueller
Broadway
Miss Freiburg
Agnes Verheen
Ruth Rossweg
Katherine Schlettert
Freiburg
J. Henry Frieburg
Oak Street
St. Francis Church
Bernard Broeker
Emmett Howard
Margaret Persons
Presbyterian Church
Emma Linnemann
St. Barbara’s
The
Western Catholic Union
Spring Street
Miss Linnemann
Orpheum party and birthday gatherings of local youths
Thursday evening a group of young women attended an Orpheum showing of Gravetark with Misses Krueger Reinoehl Pipe Good Schroeden Maas Vernham Walker Hollenstein and Mrs Ida McNeill. Edith Bunte hosted 16 guests for a 16th birthday with games and yellow decor and iris centerpiece. Mr and Mrs Asthes Heidemann hosted a Five Hundred game with prizes to Mrs Cramer Bradley Woodell and Arnold and a two course luncheon. A lawn party at Miss Edith Ecrang’s home featured outdoor games and late refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Huck
Marks Alexander
Edith Lummis
Orpheum
George Barr McCutcheon
Misses Krueger
Elizabeth Reinoehl
Mabel Pipe
Elva Good
Florence Schroeden
Clara Maas
Bertha Vernham
Gussie Walker
Minnie Hollenstein
Ida McNeill
Edith Bunte
Vermont Street
Asthes Heidemann
Ohio Street
William H. Cramer
William Bradley
W. Woodell
Otis Arnold
Edith Ecrang
Maine Street
Birth Granted to Mr and Mrs Charles Griep in Monroe Street
A son was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Charles Griep residing at 719 Monroe Street The mother formerly was Miss Julia Weisengbureer The announcement notes the new arrival in the family and gives the parents names and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
Charles Griep
Monroe Street
Friday
Griep
Julia Weisengbureer
A Mothers Guide to Kid Health and a Laxative
A public health note urges regular bowel health for growing children and endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple laxative. Dr Caldwell, Monticello Indiana, has sold it for over twenty five years and offers a free trial via mail. Mrs Turner of Buffalo New York testifies it benefits her child Roland Lee Turner.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hartsook
Evelyn Gurley-Kane
Quincy College of Music and Art
Lulu M. Felt
Jean Henry
Prescott, Wash
Frank V. Henry
Vine Street
Miss Henry
Kansas City
L. M. Brown
Norma Henry
Hildegarde Germann
Edna York
Franklin School
Roland M. Holder
Missouri
Mr. Holder
Howeskeeping
Margaret Lyford
Dwight, Il
Charles McWilliams
Northwestern
Mary Hyde
Morris Bone
Prairie City
Mr. Bone
Florence Halbach
Lawrence Best
Auction Bridge
J. M. Winters
A. W. D. Weis
Ellen Sinnock
Monday Bridge Club
Lawrence Bonfoey
RS. O. G. Mull
J. N. Sweetling
E. T. Curry
Clayton
F. EB. Lewis
el Paso
Tex
Edison Stone
Cincinnati, O
Mull
Sinnock
Carrick Castle
Bennett Bartlett
Margaret Worth
Brooklyn
N. Y
Amelia Roeiker
Edward Zinc
Addison Taylor
Jacksonville
A. B. Cowen
RS. Pomeroy Sinnock
Pomeroy, Sr
W. H. Sinnock
Annction Bridge
Emery Lancaster
John Flynn
Robert Halbach
Emil Halbach
Mary Montgomery
Ralph Gardner
Jersey Street
Russell Williams
Photo
Walinger Studio
Kathleen
R. W. Gehring
Dorothy
W. D. Stevenson
Worth Twentyfourth Street
McCormick
Harold
Frank Smith
Crispin Shoe Company
Maine ST. J
Freiburg, Mgr
Angers
Roland Lee Turner
Pure Lee Company
Helake
Maine St
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